kaizo trap

A game, most commonly videos games, that is so ridiculously difficult that it would be considered a kaizo game. The difference between the simple kaizo genre and a kaizo trap, is that a kaizo trap puts the player into a position where after struggling for a good half an hour to reach a point in which they think they are safe, a random quick kill obstacle, enemy, or otherwise is put in as a trick to kill the player for letting their guard down.

Finally, I'm at a safe point! For the love of everything holy, it took me, like, 2 hours to-*the player's avatar is killed by a sudden falling spike*- GOD DAMN IT! This is the third kaizo trap this game has thrown at me! Can I relax for one second?

by Empress-Of-The-Pineapples June 4, 2017

trap gang

Trap Gang, A lifestyle in Which a group of people do whatever it takes to strive success.

Trap Gang is a brand

by Callme frank February 1, 2018

trailer trap

a music genre that’s a mix of rap/hip hop and country music

my fav music is trailer trap, like old town road or the git up

by stefon from weekend report December 7, 2019

White trap

A conversational trap designed to make a white person sputter into a caucasional meltdown or inadvertent racism

“I’ll trade you a nigga pass for a cracker pass”
“Absolutely!”
Thats a White Trap

by YungYeeter February 11, 2020

Beef-Trap

A Considerably overweight female, who is frequently involved in sexual deeds with dozens upon dozens of different men. Or a substitute for the phrase

fat slut scrunt Hoe

Matt: Ayy, i think im going to try and get with cheyenne.

Rob: Nah bro she's and absolute beef-trap, the only positive thing about her is her HIV results.

by Herbert_the_Per...uvian October 13, 2012

Sun-trap

A smallish, partially-enclosed outdoor space which receives a disproportionate amount of sunlight due to favourable conditions (eg south facing, lack of light-blocking trees/buildings etc).

"Mate, this is a regular little sun-trap you got here."

by TJJ_UK August 26, 2013

ad trap

A website with little to no content, or completely nonsensical content intended to generate click-through traffic for its ads. Often the site purports to offer useful information, such as how to succeed in currency trading, home buying, home improvement, etc.

Think eHow.com, but far far less useful.

"Know onions are multifold nation who are fully dependent on their journal income for making their expenses." -- this is from an ad trap purporting to offer 'Business & Finance' advice 'For a Better of Your Business and Finance'.

by Vorba, Of the Green Planet Voz December 16, 2011